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UserManager in JetSpeed-2

Hi,

I want to access the UserManager inside a portlet class using JS-2. I wrote the 
following code:

UserManager    userManager = (UserManager)getPortletContext().getAttribute("cps:
UserManager");

Actually, I found this code in the JS-2 samples. I am not getting from where 
the attribute "cps:UserManager" is coming. If I run the above code I receive 
userManager as null.

Can you please guide me about getting UserManager in JS-2?

Thanks.
regards,

Anand



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Re: UserManager in JetSpeed-2

Posted by David Sean Taylor <da...@bluesunrise.com>.

anand.kulkarni@e-zest.net wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I want to access the UserManager inside a portlet class using JS-2. I wrote the 
> following code:
> 
> UserManager    userManager = (UserManager)getPortletContext().getAttribute("cps:
> UserManager");
> 
> Actually, I found this code in the JS-2 samples. I am not getting from where 
> the attribute "cps:UserManager" is coming. If I run the above code I receive 
> userManager as null.
> 
> Can you please guide me about getting UserManager in JS-2?
> 

Add to your jetspeed-portlet.xml:

	<js:services>
         <js:service name='UserManager'/>
	</js:services>

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